Thread for Technic sets released in 2001

(2019-08-16, 1:17)Travis Cobbs Wrote: There are so many replies here, can you repost as a response to this message ....

• "The sticker pattern is modelled in its true colours; they are not modifiable from the outside. All printed colours of the pattern must be matched, and the background (non-printed portion) of the pattern must use colour 16. Mimicking a colour by blending in the background colour of the part underneath using colour 16 is not allowed."
  

• "The sticker pattern is modelled in its true colours; they are not modifiable from the outside. All colours of the top surface must be matched, and the back side and sides of the sticker must use colour 16. Print on transparent plastic sheet should use colour 16 on the transparent part of the top surface."
  

Hi guys
Would need a hi resolution scan from the sticker sheet of the 42024 set.
https://rebrickable.com/parts/16148/stic...486057482/

Hi,
if anyone is searching for a self-contained ldraw loader, I have recently open-sourced a hobby project. It doesn't come with all the bells and whistles to the various Ldraw features yet, but should be useful nevertheless.

https://github.com/pixeljetstream/ldrawloader

It also implements chamfered hard edges for better rendering quality, for that purpose additional "fixes" are done to the models.

Hi,

Would someone be able to work on that part released in 2019?
Some photos here:
http://www.newelementary.com/2019/01/leg...ucing.html

Many thanks!

Hey guys!

Since I was a child I've been a huge fan of Brutaka, and after I've discovered LDD and studio.io, my interest in digital lego has steadily increased. I am making this post, since I am obviously trying to remake Brutaka - I have found most parts but unfortunately I struggle with som vital parts. I have not been able to find:

1. Brutaka's mask - [color=#005ea6]53583
   Bionicle Mask Olmak[/color]
   
2. Brutaka's head - 47312
   
3. Brutaka's brain - 47313
   

I don't know, if the problem already is known, so I report it.
When I export a file from LDPC to a .dat file, the prims are placed at a wrong position.
It looks like, they are mirroed at the the x and y axis.
To show what I mean, I have attached screenshots and the base files.

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  87079p0e.dat (Size: 78.59 KB / Downloads: 2)
  87079p0e.lpc (Size: 535.97 KB / Downloads: 2)

Hi all,

Wanted to share my latest MOC, a 2016 Dodge Challenger 392 HEMI Scat Pack Shaker in 42093 scale, modeled after my personal vehicle. 

For this one I used parts in review created by Phillipe and Ulrich (annotated in acknowledgements, thanks guys!) 

Free instructions are available here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-27836/C...shaker/#bi

More pictures here: https://bricksafe.com/pages/cleansupgood...ack-shaker

Thanks to everyone for the support!

Cheers, Matt

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I have a side interest in the Other Parts Libraries and have a couple of stalled projects that I intend to add there (Nanoblock and Bayko) when time allows. Just like the main LDraw library these libraries benefit from the re-usable primitives concept. My question is should primitives used there include the '!LDRAW_ORG ....' lines and should they share the LDraw primitive naming conventions (e.g. 4-4cyli.dat)?

Request the 3 patterned bricks (from set 21311) in this image:


Maybe if I ever get enough free time to learn LPC I'll do them myself. Until then, if an enterprising individual wants to have a go, I'd be thankful.